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We’re
on the verge of something big. With this issue, The New Times
has been produced and distributed every month, on schedule, for
199 consecutive months. To celebrate our 200th issue next month,
we are printing a special keepsake edition. It will include works
especially written for the occasion by nationally known writers
such as Dan Millman, Dr. Judith Orloff, Edgar Mitchell, Marion
Woodman, Daniel Quinn, and Jean Shinoda Bolen; local writers
that have often been found on these pages; and founding publisher
Krysta Gibson. Collectively, we’ll remember our past and
look to our future. We are also upgrading the quality of our
printing for this issue. This will be an issue that you won’t
want to miss, so remember to watch for it. Better yet,